Flute: a wind instrument
Cod: a fish
Port: Harwich
102: ...17 x 4?

Where am I going wrong???

Flute: a wind instrument
Cod: a fish
Port: Harwich
102: ...17 x 4?

Where am I going wrong???

Personally Wikipedia is the way.... for everything!!
Maybe this is what I’m doing wrong for my question

[BambieReader]

Flute: a wind instrument
Cod: a fish
Port: Harwich
102: ...17 x 4?

Where am I going wrong???

Personally Wikipedia is the way.... for everything!!
Maybe this is what I’m doing wrong for my question

if your question is the distance I can tell you that wikipedia is not the answer
google is.

[BambieReader]

Flute: a wind instrument
Cod: a fish
Port: Harwich
102: ...17 x 4?

Where am I going wrong???

earlier hints in the thread really help with this question

Flute: a wind instrument
Cod: a fish
Port: Harwich
102: ...17 x 4?

Where am I going wrong???

earlier hints in the thread really help with this question

And the answers to the old games too!

TheBomb, if you were talking to me, i’m in q14 too

[truth577]

Flute: a wind instrument
Cod: a fish
Port: Harwich
102: ...17 x 4?

Where am I going wrong???

earlier hints in the thread really help with this question

And the answers to the old games too!

TheBomb, if you were talking to me, i’m in q14 too

Wikipedia was my friend for a lot of the questions, but it's failed me for question 12.

Wikipedia was my friend for a lot of the questions, but it's failed me for question 12.

You just need to find the right Wikia

Stuck at Venus & Mars. Got all the hints but still not sure about the distance... Any new hints?

Well, you could try this -sher

There's a website that can give you directions if you need to go somewhere via public transport, private transport, or on foot.

The longest word I can find is "butcherer" and I know that's not it.

Dragon enclosure = weyr = Weir?

I love it when people manage to totally get a hint wrong
Nothing whatsoever to do with Anne McCaffrey's dragons of Pern
Think sheep -sher

Ok now I really don’t care if I give the right hint and someone solves it before me!! Are the dragons referred to the phrase “here be dragons” that was used in old maps to indicate unknown places?!

Only two maps (The Hunt–Lenox Globe & the ostrich egg globe) contained the phrase hic sunt dracones, "here are dragons"

The hint refers to a person
-sher

What do sheep have to do with dragons???

Arthurian?

[jonas007]

Stuck at Venus & Mars. Got all the hints but still not sure about the distance... Any new hints?

Well, you could try this -sher

There's a website that can give you directions if you need to go somewhere via public transport, private transport, or on foot.

Yeah, I tried all that, with various places and paths, but I just don't see the connection between the mentioned music and the planets. I mean, I kinda see it, but the distance?

[BambieReader]

*facepalm* can you believe I forgot we're looking for a person ..I get lost so easily


well 'hic sunt dracones' and the anagram have the same letter numbers..which isn't really helpful but interesting


hello again Sher

Jonas + haoshaoXiao, Nouns people, places and things can be planetary. Just look for the walking distance.
Truth 577 Cape Cod famous for beaches geography and nautical history.

Finally figured out the ship question crazy.